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it's not really "unread threads", it's "threads with new posts since last visit." "Last visit" is a relative term in this case. If the threads are showing up "new posts" when you get there, then you spend time reading, writing, or otherwise dallying, the next time you click through your...

I suppose "EN World Masterpoints" are about as valuable as Whose Line is it Anyway? points.

Baron, make sure you're not just showing threads from the past 5 days. (dropdown box under the list of threads)

let me explain the problem. I've seen it, but some folks don't seem to know what's going on. The player is approaching a door that goes outside. What one sees beyond the door, however, is a darkened room. In spite of the illusion of the darkened room, the door still leads outside. What seems...

http://www.creativemountaingames.com/ http://www.squarextreme.com/ edit: I forgot nutkinland!

I suppose that would be me. ;)

you can look at what you're deleting with Ad-aware. After it scans your system, it gives a list of the offending files and you have to manually click a check box for each, one by one, to tell it which files to delete. It doesn't just delete them automatically.

SEX, DRUGS, & ROCK N ROLL!!!

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15969

I'd say that there are way too many things missing from this poll. Might be better if it were more general.

Flying is a spell. All of the time he spends playing Quidditch, he is using magic to keep himself aloft.

this might be better asked in the d20 Publishers forum.

I would expect their language to be closer to clicks, pops and squeels like most underwater mammals (whales, dolphins, porpoises). These are sounds that carry furthest underwater.

I often enjoy naming things after elements of the mythology of our own world. Apam-natat In Persian mythology, a 'god found in the water' who gives water to the people. He is a son of the water-god Vouru-kasa. Apam-natat has also some military aspects and he keeps in check rebellion. (text...

Have you seen the tutorial? http://nwn.bioware.com/builders/pdf/AuroraToolsetTutorial.pdf

sometimes I'm mystified by my own username. . . i keep finding new interpretations of it. Not just meanings, but pronunciations . . . I love hearing how each person says it a little differently.

btw: the Japanese you posted isn't Kanji, it's Katakana.

I believe it is an attempt to fix the problem people have been having with trying to connect to test.cyberstreet.com

Adobe's InDesign and various print-design tools are best if you're just building a character sheet to print.

In regards to the original Greek monster, chances are that the Japanese would use the word as is. They'd write it in Katakana and probably spell it so (in roman characters, I don't have Japanese input here) ki-me-ra Katakana is used for foreign words all the time. When a word doesn't have a...